Room At The Top In Dairy Industry Faces Leadership Gap
Chairman Robert E. Cleary warned at the St. Louis Milk Industry Foundation convention that the dairy industry risks poor leadership succession as current executives near retirement. Prof. H. B. Henderson reported a two year study showing only about 235 dairy manufacturing graduates per year in the U S, prompting a push to recruit high school graduates into dairy manufacturing. Opportunity is knocking for ambitious young leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Cleary
College Relations Committee
St. Louis
Milk Industry Foundation
Cleary
Old
Yale
Old Smith
H. B. Henderson
University of Georgia
The
Foundation
U. S
Henderson
Mr. Cleary
Roosevelt's soft talk and a big stick in aid talk
Former journalist Eugene W. Castle criticizes costly foreign aid and propaganda in the Commonwealth Club address. He argues the United States wastes billions on aid, burdens the federal budget, and alienates friends, urging a six-point plan including cutting foreign aid and trimming the armed forces to stop wet-nursing the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene W. Castle
Commonwealth Club of California
Mr. Castle
Castle
Harold Stassen
Maine Shoe and Leather Industry Leads Growth
Maine shows industrial expansion with shoe and leather output rising to lead the state’s industry. Leather and Shoes magazine highlights that Maine now supplies footwear for about one third of the nation, with factories increasing from 50 to 80 since 1948. New tanneries include A. C. Lawrence Leather Co. at Paris and Maine Leathers, Inc. at Dover-Foxcroft, the latter employing 400 workers starting February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Maine Development Commission
A. C. Lawrence Leather Co
Paris
U. S
Maine Leathers, Inc
Dover-Foxcroft
Multiple Municipal Court cases heard by Judge Deering
Judge Gardiner R Deering presided over several municipal court sessions. Bernstein of Portland paid 15.70 for failing to stop at Hig and Center. Desjardins of Auburn found guilty on a right turn violation with 10 fine and 5.70 costs. Davis Jr of Rockland pleaded guilty to passing a mapgrade with 10 fine and 5.70 costs. Stanley of East Hartford and Hembree of Brunswick Naval Air Station faced drunk driving with 100 fines and 9.70 costs total. Hart of Brunswick NAS speeding 85 mph paid 10 fine and 5.70 costs. Croteau Cloutier Mitch ell Bolduc of Brunswick pled noto contendre to petty larceny. costs 5.70. Caron of Brunswick fined 10 with 5.70 costs for speeding. Bitler of Rockland fined 10 with 5.70 costs for stop sign violation. Watts of Woolwich guilty on short lobsters 40 fine 5.70 costs. second charge placed on file. Rittall of Nobleboro innocent of drunken driving. Walbridge of Ogunquit failed to appear for school bus violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner R. Deering
Hig and
Center Streets
Paul Avery
Louis R. Bernstein
Portland
Bernstein
Harold J. Rubin
Bath
Emile Desjardins
Auburn
Nolo Contendre
Lewiston
Coty
Topsham
Desjardins
Wilfred J. Harrington
Carlos H. Davis, Jr
Rockland
Woolwich
Gerald P. Margeson
Arthur D. Dolloff
Charles W. Stanley
East Hartford
Conn
Main Street
George Buzzell
James D. Hembree
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Hembree
Harold Bartlett
Eugene H. Hart
Hart
Paul Croteau
Joseph M. Cloutier
Thomas E. Mitchell, Jr
Paul J. Bolduc
Brunswick
Noto Contendre
Walter Cummings
Deering
Earl Haines
Leo W. Caron
Clayton R. Bitler
Vine
Washington Streets
James DeCapua
Frank W. Watts
Phippsburg
Watts
Charles Boetsch
Loren Alley
Arthur D. Dollott
Cecil Rittall
Nobleboro
Richard Elrik
Bess Walbridge
Ogunquit
Philip Hodgkins
Haystack tumble hurts 96-year-old farmer
Will Cooper, an elderly 96-year-old farmer, slid down a hay stack at the barn and broke an ankle along with two ribs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
Will Cooper
Will
Handling a Car Pet Burn with Quick Cleaning Tips
A simple home fix for a minor cigarette burn on your car pet involves trimming the singed end of the affected fibers. Then use a soapless cleaner and water to sponge the area, which should help restore the surface without further damage.
Dike Washington PTA Plans January Meeting and Report
The December Dike Washington PTA met at Dike School with large attendance. Morse High students Donny Jenkins and Eddie Wilson performed and led carols. Funds from a Christmas collection support a worthy cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dike-Washington Pta
Dike School
Donny Jenkins
Eddie Wilson
Morse High
Jenkins
Ralph White
Carl Earlbach
Louise Spring
Herschel Lucy
PTA
Emma Cummings
Washington School
Ella Jaquith
Helen Wilbur
Ways and Means
Herschel Libby
Earlbech
Roy Bradford
Washington Street
Suburb Civic Club Plans Christmas Activities
At Thursday meeting of Suburb Civic Club led by Mrs James Footer plans were made to furnish candy canes for Winneganee school children's Christmas party and to fill Christmas baskets for neighborhood shut ins. A committee to work on baskets was appointed including Mrs Duncan Farrell Mrs Emery Footer Mrs Harold Mott and Mrs Joyce Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburb Civic Club
James Footer
Winneganee
Duncan Farrell
Emery Footer
Harold Mott
Joyce Williams
Local club hosts Christmas party and auction evening
Ralph Williams describes a kitchen party and jewelry auction as the club announces its annual Christmas party for the next meeting on December 29. Members are asked to bring a gift for exchange. Committees named include Refreshments with Mrs. Donald Wilson, Mrs. Harold Mott, Mrs. Edwin Small and Mrs. Harold Rogers, and Entertainment with Mrs. Duncan Farrell and Mrs. Lloyd Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Williams
Emery Footer
Donald Wilson
Harold Mott
Edwin Small
Harold Rogers
Duncan Farrell
Lloyd Rogers
Need for Leaders At Scout Board Meeting
Bath Boy Scout council hears urgent call for a troop leader for Senior Girl Scouts Tracy and the Michigan Round-Up, as two girls prep for early next summer. Registration hits 355, Birthday Week set for March 12 with Jan 24 next meeting. McInnes names chairs for Camp training program finance publicity and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Tracy
D'scussion
Girl Scout Council Board of Directors
Duncan McInnes
Pearl Street
Michigan
McInnes
Cyrus P. Ashe
Donald Freeman
Frank Gallagher
Juliet Low
Thornton Percy
Ben Sabo
William Turpie
Citrus Zest Elevates Canned Cranberry Sauce Quality
A jarred cranberry sauce gains brightness from grated orange and lemon rind. Peeled membrane-free orange sections may be folded in for enhanced flavor and texture.
Nigerian Boy Seeks Correspondence With Bath Friend
An appeal for correspondence from Nigerian youth Babs Idowu of Lagos seeks pen pals in Bath. The letter, sent via the Times Editor, asks for aid and mentions exchanges of goods like carvings and drums for gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niger
Bent
Bre
Times
U. S. Information Services
Babs M. Idowu
Alli Street
Lagos
Nigeria
Africa
Lincoln Street Greenhouses Sold to Edward W. Bridgham
The Lincoln Street Greenhouses, a longtime florist in this city, were purchased by Attorney Edward W. Bridgham. Bridgham will run the business with junior Bridgham as manager and Clarence Minott overseeing floral arrangements. A new greenhouse, updated interior, heating system, and a florist truck were added to expand displays and delivery. Minott, with forty years in the trade, will handle orders for all occasions. Christmas plants and arrangements are on display and the public is invited to visit anytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Street
Edward W. Bridgham
Edward W. Bridgham, Jr
C. Warren Richardson
Clarence Minott
Minott
Christmas Party of Club 42 Held at Union Street Home
Mrs Kenneth Jaquith hosted the annual Club Forty-Two Christmas party on December 14 at 4 Union Street Court with a buffet dinner and gift exchange. Committee members included Mrs Milton Savage Mrs David Clark and Mrs Jaquith. Attendees listed include Mrs Norman Adams Mrs Harry Allen Mrs Everett Cook and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Jaquith
Union Street Court
Club Forty-Two
Milton H. Savage
David Clark
Jaquith
Norman Adams
Harry Allen
Everett Cook
James Daly
David Desmond
Howard Farr
Milton Footer
William Greene
Elliot Hanson
Paul Hart
Fred Henderson
Edward Jones
William Ketchum, Jr
Bertram Lavoie
Joseph Mullaney
Maurice Owen
George Sarkis
Norman Seckins
Edith Small
Leonard Smith
John Sturtevant
Arthur Sturtevant
Allen Thayer
Lawrence Wyman
John Tarbox
Mrs Sargent Hosts Inner Wheel Members at Middle Street Home
Mrs George E Sargent entertained 21 Inner Wheel members and a guest Mrs Edward P Owen at her Middle street home Thursday afternoon. A Christmas dessert was served by several hosts. After a brief business session the group held a Christmas party and donated a basket of canned fruits and vegetables to the Salvation Army. Gifts were exchanged after carols and the next meeting was announced for January 5 at Mrs William L Skelton s home with a Scotch auction planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Sargent
Inner Wheel
Edward P. Owen
Middle Street
Charles T. Small
Kenneth N. Francisco
Milton C. Stephenson
Donald Emero
Salvation Army
William L. Skelton
High Street
Christmas Mail Continue From Page One
A fragment notes shoppers and parents using data earlier than in the past as Christmas mail timing shifts. The brief hints at changing patterns in mailing and handling seasonal letters.
Probate Court Will Filed Estate Jennie M Allen Bath
Probate records list wills and administrations across Bath Richmond Woolwich Bowdoinham Topsham with executors and guardians named. It notes inventories accounts distributions bonds and guardians appointed including Jennie M Allen Horace Mitchell Eva Wilson and others in various Maine towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie M Allen
Bath
Margaret M. Rath
John Parker
Virginia M. Parker
Horace Mitchell
Robert E. Mitchell
John Ellis Kelly
Woolwich
Loretta Kelly Carlton
Jennie M. Allen
Margaret M. Roth
Warren Edgar Cunningham
Topsham
Ella S. Cunningham
Daniel C. Enman
Bowdoinham
Donald W. Parks
Guardian
Berniece D. Staples
Franceos D. Young
Albion L. Corliss
Olivia K. Corliss
Executrix
Eva Wilson
Herbert Kiessling
James V. Garbett
George W. Merrill
Della M. Randall
Eva M. Mahoney
Ronald G. Snow
Stephanie I. Snow
Bowdeinham
John D. Warren
Ralph D. Warren, Jr
Oliver I. Snow
John W. Roberts
Harold J. Ruvin
D.b.n
C.t.a
Oil Burner Explodes At Jack's Shoe Store
An oil burning furnace behind Jack's Shoe Store at 61 Canter Street exploded Tuesday morning. The blast blew out the smoke pipes and back door to the furnace room. Fire engines and ladder trucks responded to a still alarm at 9 58, with Bath Fire Department reporting only a few sparks and heavy soot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack’s Shoe Store
Canter Street
Bath Fire Department
Record of Partering in the United States During 1949 1953
During the five years just prior to 1954 a half million par tered in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Across Clues Solve Quick Puzzle From Old Page
A compact word list quiz covering father term land measures rent grove milking tools deed guided weep convulsively years epochs marvel Jewish month negative franks barbed spear macaw knock lightly marshy meadow part of the ace French dissolves a sharp end smooth and shiny incites inframed archaic eyelid
Cryptoquote and puzzle clues from a newspaper page
Includes crossword clues Holiday Mourn ful alcoholic drink larva the botfly Soothes Spirit air in the Tempest Italian city A tattered cloth Unites Rh Tih plus a cryptogram quote HOWE and a provided cryptoquote fragment The page also mentions a King Features Syndicate distribution and a mock blow data fathers let it stand printed form
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Firmament
Also Mentioned on This Page
Times Company
Front Street
F. B. Nichols
Pres
Treas
Ivan A. Trueworthy
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
United Nations
New York
Council
International Organization
U.N
International
Dike
Scout Board
William Strange
Philadelphia
George Carlin
Lincoln St
Club
Mrs. Sargent
Mars
Adele Dunn
San Pedro
Calif
Carol
International Soundphoto
Probate
Lewvill L. Proctor
Richmond
Elizabeth E. Proctor
Mary White Taylor
Philip W. Odiorne
Margaret L. Grover
Forest E. White, Jr
Longfellow
Howe
King Features Syndicate
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!